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what goes on the left front fender next to the turn signal. isn't it some sort of flasher?
anyone have one?
anyone have one?
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High, almost up to the flat, is a civilian style turn signal. Lower is the military B.O. park/turn signal.
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no, this has a seperate steel brushgaurd ring. same hight as the turn signal/blackout light.
there is a blackout drive light under the headlight.
none of my other trucks have it.
there is a blackout drive light under the headlight.
none of my other trucks have it.
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here is a pic
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Mine has a redish colored flasher.
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I have also heard these refered to as european signals...
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they are only on one side. left. how would they work for signals? or are they reffering to warning signals?
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Not sure of the purpose but I've seen a single red light in there. Not armored or black out. Maybe for responding to accidents?!? Accident response for the military has a whole bunch of different things thrown into the mix that Joe's Tow or the automobile club would likely never see. M.P. HMMWVs have 'em too, for obvious reasons.
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Saturn surplus has the complete light http://saturnsurplus.com/lights/9973.htm or bulb
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Here is a PS mag note on it.
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rizzo
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I'm thinking of getting another mount for the pass side fender and putting offroad driving lights in there.
If I wire two 12 volt lights in series will they work with 24 volt?
I have two amber lights on poles which should be enough warning lights.
If I wire two 12 volt lights in series will they work with 24 volt?
I have two amber lights on poles which should be enough warning lights.
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You guys crack me up. "European signals". LOL.
The single red/amber front light on recovery vehicles is just to warn dummies in front of you you are carrying a load and don't even think of pulling out in front of me. It will have a separate flasher in the circuit, and a switch just like that used for ignition on the dash.
Rizzo--Why go with 12-volt bulbs? Just buy 24's, they are avauilable.
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The single red/amber front light on recovery vehicles is just to warn dummies in front of you you are carrying a load and don't even think of pulling out in front of me. It will have a separate flasher in the circuit, and a switch just like that used for ignition on the dash.
Rizzo--Why go with 12-volt bulbs? Just buy 24's, they are avauilable.
dg
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cause I already have them bought and sitting on the shelf.G744 said:
I think 24volt sounds better.